Miguel Garcés Moreno, PMM, cellular robots, OMRON
In Episode 264 of The Robotic Report Podcast, we interview Miguel Garcés Moreno, product advertising supervisor for Europe, the Center East, and Africa (EMEA) for cellular robots at OMRON Industrial Automation Europe.
He leads product technique throughout autonomous cellular robots (AMRs), industrial automation, and force- and power-limited or collaborative robots.
Backed by an industrial engineering diploma and a Grasp’s in Business 4.0, Garcés Moreno has deep technical and market experience throughout the sensible automation ecosystem, together with AI imaginative and prescient, movement management, and PLCs.
At present, Garcés Moreno focuses on serving to producers remodel fashionable manufacturing facility flooring with versatile, space-efficient, and totally automated intralogistics methods.
Present timeline
- 9:10 – Information of the week
- 19:53 – Miguel Garcés Moreno, product advertising supervisor, OMRON
Information of the week
- Boston Dynamics drops pinkie on new humanoid hand
- Meet Flourish One, the Raspberry Pi-powered humanoid constructed for busy mother and father
- Amazon to speculate $100M in new Indiana manufacturing facility
Sponsors
Closing the loop of autonomy takes greater than an ideal robotic.
WiBotic gives dependable wi-fi charging and fleet vitality administration for autonomous robots and different battery-powered methods.
This patented expertise provides robots extra freedom to cost all through their regular workflow, serving to improve the uptime, ROI, and security of your fleet.
AMRs, drones, ground scrubbers, humanoids, and every thing in-between, WiBotic makes charging easy, seamless, and scalable.
To study how one can sponsor a future episode of The Robotic Report Podcast, contact Jami Brownlee at jbrownlee@arrowfly.com
Would you wish to be a visitor on a future episode? Contact Mike Oitzman at moitzman@arrowfly.com
Register now and assist us rejoice 20 years of RoboBusiness!The publish Inside Omron’s next-generation LD cellular robots appeared first on The Robotic Report.
